Daily grace is indeed shown throughout this beloved score. With a beautifully simple melody, this piece is accessible for most choirs and includes optional congregational singing. A meaningful piece.

A stunningly beautiful new melody featured in unison lines, a baritone solo, and a familiar text combine to create this moving anthem. The piano part is creative and engaging. An excellent addition to the

Written and arranged to honor the retirement of University of Michigan choral director Dr. Jerry Blackstone, Jubilee! will delight both singers and audiences alike. Composer William K. Brehm and arranger

Written in gospel-jazz style, Mercy offers a creative expression asking God for mercy. A short, repeated musical phrase is arranged with many options for voicing, such as choral, solo, and congregation, all

The mercy seat of the scripture was a central place of worship, a place where God lived. In this setting, the piano part is challenging while the choral parts are easier but contain some two against three

Based on the admonition of Micah 6:8 to "live justly, love mercy, and walk humbly," these two songs allow for flexibly voiced expressions related to those themes. Simplicity and worship participation mark

This arrangement of the classic hymn was created for the 500th anniversary of the Reformation. This piece also includes optional congregational singing and a full orchestration. Grand, celebratory and

An engaging setting of the hymn tune WITYLIET with strong choral writing and occasional divisi. The powerful lyrics are adapted from Psalm 22, with three strophes that lead us on our earthly journey from

This hymn of Christian unity is based on a theme from Brahms' Fourth Symphony. Having found a place in many standard hymnals, it is wonderfully arranged for choir, with optional congregational

What a Morning! is an ideal arrangement for a resurrection celebration. The arrangement uses the familiar spiritual My Lord, What a Morning to gradually build to a moment when the choir